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Similar approach would be adopted for other scalar field models of dark energy.

It also served to convince HSR that SGML [30] was the vehicle that would be adopted for non-textual information.

This approach of developing a biocompatible bone tissue engineering scaffold would be adopted for further in vitro osteogenic differentiation studies in the future.

The generic name Volvariella, proposed by the Argentinean mycologist Carlos Luis Spegazzini in 1899, would be adopted for this group in 1953 after a proposal to conserve Kummer's Volvaria against De Candolle's Volvaria was rejected by the Nomenclature Committee for Fungi established under the principles of the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants.

Formal Delphi consensus methods would be adopted for part of this process.

The Council had put off discussion of the resolution it would be adopting for post-transition Iraq until hearing from Mr. Brahimi, and a number of ambassadors said those negotiations should begin, the diplomat said.

We used an adaption approach to development [ 32] in recognition of existing guidelines for diagnosis, and our work followed the accepted process of identifying whether existing guidelines would be adopted or adapted for local use [ 33] within a recognised research framework [ 34, 35].

The present work provided useful information for assessment of appropriate design which would be adopted in the PFBR for safe operation of the reactor.

Within a few years, this basic format would be adopted globally as the standard for motion picture film, which it remains to this day.

It is difficult to see how or why this policy would be adopted in practice, if only for trade considerations, without the establishment of regions from which exports were prohibited and outside of which vaccination would not be undertaken: something which could be achieved through the creation of RZs.

However, as my colleague Melissa Eddy explains, a reluctant Chancellor Angela Merkel was forced to concede that future legal quotas for women would be adopted as a goal of her party's election program.